One of the biggest challenges of being a professional writer? We’d say it’s definitely finding the money to live on.
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There are many different platforms available to individuals looking to self-publish. However, not all distribution platforms are made equal. Before you choose which platform is the right one for you, you should first determine your top priorities.
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You can mix things up with perspective in ways that are fun and advantageous to your plot.
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To recap…this month on the pod had a rousing discussion on self-promotion for authors and during the debate we learned that Sarah has strong thoughts on sand…
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I find that romance is frequently the genre that does the most work to examine if villains are capable of change and worthy of love. Do people who have done terrible, depraved things deserve to be loved? Personally, I find it so much more interesting to watch characters work for redemption as opposed to attaining it through one heroic act that results in their death.
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February is, in the timeless words of BLACKPINK, “Bada-bing, bada-boom-boom-boom.” I’m sure they coined the phrase. For the shortest month of the year, February did not disappoint the world-at-large. On one end, we watched helplessly as extreme cold swept across the midwest, devastating many communities in Texas. On the other, we were able to take…
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Book publicity is the effort a book publicist makes to get the book(s) they’re promoting into the consciousness of consumers. Simply put, it is the job of the book publicist to help drive sales by building recognition.
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while tropes are important to writing genre fiction, please keep in mind that mishandled tropes can easily become cliches. And then there are tropes that are so beyond cliche they need to be retired. Below, we’ve highlighted some of the romance tropes we could do without.
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Want a little more Three Houses Press? Check out our monthly podcast, “Three Houses, One Podcast,” on your favorite podcast streaming service!
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One of the biggest challenges of being a professional writer? We’d say it’s definitely finding the money to live on.
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There are many different platforms available to individuals looking to self-publish. However, not all distribution platforms are made equal. Before you choose which platform is the right one for you, you should first determine your top priorities.
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You can mix things up with perspective in ways that are fun and advantageous to your plot.
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To recap…this month on the pod had a rousing discussion on self-promotion for authors and during the debate we learned that Sarah has strong thoughts on sand…
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There is so much to the story of writing a book. In this series, we are going to take you through the whole process from brainstorm to final manuscript.
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Publishers can use their various imprints as a way to establish different, yet cohesive brand identities.
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I find that romance is frequently the genre that does the most work to examine if villains are capable of change and worthy of love. Do people who have done terrible, depraved things deserve to be loved? Personally, I find it so much more interesting to watch characters work for redemption as opposed to attaining it through one heroic act that results in their death.
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February is, in the timeless words of BLACKPINK, “Bada-bing, bada-boom-boom-boom.” I’m sure they coined the phrase. For the shortest month of the year, February did not disappoint the world-at-large. On one end, we watched helplessly as extreme cold swept across the midwest, devastating many communities in Texas. On the other, we were able to take…
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Book publicity is the effort a book publicist makes to get the book(s) they’re promoting into the consciousness of consumers. Simply put, it is the job of the book publicist to help drive sales by building recognition.
Read More
while tropes are important to writing genre fiction, please keep in mind that mishandled tropes can easily become cliches. And then there are tropes that are so beyond cliche they need to be retired. Below, we’ve highlighted some of the romance tropes we could do without.
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